Early Life and Career Beginnings

At the age of 19, Ramsey moved to Los Angeles, California, determined to break into acting. While working as a waitress, she was discovered by a talent scout and began auditioning shortly afterward. Her screen debut came with the 2003 reality film The Real Cancun, a documentary-style production that followed American college students during spring break in Mexico. This opportunity marked the beginning of her career in film and television.

Breakthrough in Television

Following her debut, Laura Ramsey was cast in the short-lived ABC series The Days. Known for her work ethic and creative drive, she continued to build her portfolio by exploring a range of roles in both television and film. She also maintains a global perspective in seeking diverse opportunities that allow her to expand her artistic expression.

Notable Film Roles

Ramsey's feature film career gained momentum with her portrayal of Gabrielle in the 2005 drama Lords of Dogtown. She subsequently earned roles in several other notable projects, including She's the Man (2006), The Covenant (2006), and Middle Men (2009). Her performance style, often described as effortlessly charming and engaging, contributed to her broad appeal on screen.

Among her other film credits are Venom (2005), Whatever Lola Wants (2007), The Ruins (2008), Shrink (2009), Kill the Irishman (2011), No One Lives (2012), and Are You Here (2014). These roles demonstrated her versatility across genres, from horror to drama and comedy.